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Hi bcworkz.

Thanks for your quick response. I indeed meant the $l10n global. The slugname for the mu-plugin only contains an - and for the theme it’s not containing any special characters at all. And both $textdomain do match the slug of the theme/mu-plugin they belong to. And I later found out that the mu-plugin .mo file also loads from the general language directory correctly (and visibly changes the texts). So the big question is still why the MO-files in the language directory of the theme and mu-plugin themselves are loaded into the $l10n global correctly. But doesn’t visibly change the texts.

I am using a slightly different directory structure for WordPress (Bedrock). Though I don’t think that it is causing the issue.

I meant the Validation Error message (like ‘Please fill the required field.’) when an inputfield isn’t filled in by the user. Currently CF7 only supports floating and static versions of it:

https://contactform7.com/customizing-validation-error-messages/

Only I would like to change the color of the inputfield that hasn’t been filled in instead of a static or floating message.

I’ve solved it! Using the ‘get_term()’ Jerry suggested as a starting point I came across this answer:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/33455/taxonomy-count-per-post-type

Because with ‘get_term()’ itself I couldn’t specify the count on the desired post-type. Which in my case are the company and school I mention above.

At the moment I am doing it like this:

<div id="post-tags">
	<div id="inner-post-tags">
		<div id="tags-title">Tags:</div>
		<div id="tags-lineup">
			<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_icon('size=small','post_tag'); ?></a>
		</div>
		<?php the_tags('Tags: ', ', ', '<br />'); ?>
	</div>
</div>

I’ve added the ‘the_tags’ from WordPress itself too, but that does shows up all the posttags on the same location. I have no idea how to solve this manually.